You should want to watch your wedding film on every anniversary.
After 8 years of filming weddings, I realized a simple truth: while wedding films make great social posts, they should be created for something more enduring:
- •Something you'll want to watch on every anniversary
- •Gathering with loved ones to watch it together
- •An heirloom your future generations will treasure
In 2024, I created HEIRLOOM with one focus: wedding films that become more precious over time. The kind of film that shows you something new each time you watch it—whether that's next month, next year, or decades from now.
This approach goes beyond just capturing beautiful shots. We focus on the moments you'll want to relive: the tears in your dad's eyes, the way your partner looked at you during the first dance, your grandmother's smile as she shares her marriage advice. These are the details that make your film worth rewatching for generations.
In order to create these films, we limit our weddings each year and take time to get to know each couple. We love meeting for drinks or jumping on a video call before your wedding to hear your story. This helps us capture the moments that matter on your wedding day—not just between you two, but with the family and friends who mean the most.
– Ty Walls | Founder
